Article R123-294
…f Companies is made by the keeper of the register either on its own initiative or on the basis of a declaration or filing made by the authorised authorities with the single body mentioned in article R…
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…f Companies is made by the keeper of the register either on its own initiative or on the basis of a declaration or filing made by the authorised authorities with the single body mentioned in article R…
The keeper of the National Register of Companies records, for each company, the date and nature of the formalities transmitted by the single body mentioned in Article R. 123-1. It also records the dat…
…rticle R. 123-5. Subject to the provisions legally or judicially empowering third parties to make a declaration or a filing, applications for registration shall bear the signature of the person requir…
The request for registration or deletion of the mention of collaborating spouse is made by the natural person required to be registered.
…1 and under the conditions laid down in Article R. 123-7, additional supporting documents from the declarant where there is doubt about the authenticity of the document produced or where its evidenti…
The manager shall reply in writing within one month to questions put to him pursuant to article L. 223-36. Within the same timeframe, it sends a copy of the question and its answer to the statutory au…
…arties, whether shareholders or not, any special mandates for one or more specific purposes. It may decide to set up committees responsible for examining questions that it or its Chairman submits to t…
The parties are required to constitute a lawyer. They and their counsel may only develop orally, at the hearing, the pleas and conclusions of their briefs.
Each company taking part in the cross-border merger shall provide the registrar responsible for the supervision referred to in Article L. 236-42 with a file containing the following documents and info…
At the end of the first year of the traineeship, the Conseil des maisons de vente will ensure, on the basis of a file provided by the trainee's supervisor, that the trainee is fit to continue the prof…
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